Sentence examples for service suppressed from inspiring English sources

An inquiry by Sir Christopher Rose, the former surveillance commissioner, is investigating claims made by police that their colleagues in the Crown Prosecution Service suppressed the recordings.

3. Sir Christopher Rose Retired High Court Judge Sir Christopher Rose is examining allegations that the Crown Prosecution Service suppressed vital evidence in the case of the environmental protesters who were planning to break into the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station.

Neil Durkin of Amnesty International commented in a piece for The Daily Telegraph: "we had the deeply sad case of Sean Hodgson, the man from Hampshire who ended up being behind bars for 27 years, not least because the prosecution service suppressed exculpatory DNA evidence that could have set him free a decade earlier.

B3 Judge Criticizes U.S. Agency A federal judge in Manhattan said the United States Marshals Service had suppressed evidence in the trial of a man convicted of terrorism charges in 2001, and then tried to cover up its actions.

While personal feudal servitudes such as hunting rights, seigneurial justice, and labour services were suppressed outright, most seigneurial dues were to be abolished only if the peasants paid compensation to their lords, set at 20 to 25 times the annual value of the obligation.

Missionary and church services were suppressed in the late 1930s, but the continued presence of Japanese Christians prompted the civilian government to permit private church services until the Japanese surrender.

The Shah was much more concerned with building a massive military and intelligence service to suppress any dissent within his country.

In a disturbing series of events, conservative organizations have been claiming the mantle of free speech in service of suppressing campus speech they dislike, too.

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On March 4, 1776, the Provincial Congress in New Bern passed a resolution thanking Moore for his service in suppressing the Loyalists.

The New Yorker, April 7 , 1928P. 17 Ticker Service in speakeasies suppressed because policemen think they are conducive to gambling.